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Hamish McAlpine
Head of KE data and evidence at Research England
Hamish McAlpine is currently the Head of Knowledge Exchange (KE) Data and Evidence at UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). His role involves overseeing the collection and analysis of data related to knowledge exchange activities, which are crucial for enhancing collaboration between academia and industry. Prior to this position, McAlpine served as the director of policy and engagement at Oxentia, an innovation consultancy, where he focused on facilitating knowledge exchange initiatives.2
McAlpine has a strong background in policy development and knowledge exchange metrics. He has contributed to discussions on how universities engage with local communities and businesses, emphasizing the importance of effective data collection to assess performance in these areas. His insights have been particularly relevant in the context of the Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF), which evaluates how well universities perform in terms of business engagement and knowledge transfer.12
In addition to his professional roles, McAlpine is recognized for his advocacy for improved practices in knowledge exchange across higher education institutions. His work aims to ensure that universities can effectively measure and report their impact on local economies and communities, thereby enhancing their contribution to societal growth.2
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